Named Entity Results, Tracy

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ur front, charging beyond the fence in the cornfield and rescuing the colors of some Confederate regiment, which had previously engaged the enemy in this position and whose dead marked plainly its line of battle.
I send the colors that you may return them to the gallant regiment, whose brave dead spoke its eulogy.
Major Charles Guillet, acting Lieutenant-Colonel, commanding the right, contributed much to steady this exposed flank of the command.
I am indebted chiefly to Captain M. 0.
Tracy, acting Major, and in charge of the left wing, for the steadiness with which it moved forward and for its handsome behavior on retiring.
This officer has been mentioned in every report of various battles in which the regiment has been engaged-Shiloh, Farmington, Perryville — and having lost his leg in this action, I would especially commend him to the favorable consideration of our superior officers.
To Captains King, Bishop, and Ryan, the praise of having borne them themselves with g